hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the political strategist, jo tanner, and the journalist and broadcaster, daisy mcandrew. good evening to both of you. tomorrow s front pages starting with. the end of coronavirus restrictions takes the lead on the front page of the ft. it reports that the government is shifting the onus of enforcing rules onto companies as individuals as legal requirements are set to change on monday. and scrapping those laws could see vaccine passports introduced for the first time in the uk as the prime minister urgese extreme caution that s according to the telegraph. also focusing on the lifting of covid restrictions the guardian leads with reports that the lifting comes despite fears of exit wave and 200 deaths a day . and stay away the i reports that while rules lift, almost four million clinically vulnerable people have been told to avoid people who haven t had both jabs. the
hello and welcome to our second look at what the papers will be bringing bringing us tomorrow. with me are the political strategist, jo tanner, and the journalist and broadcaster, daisy mcandrew. tomorrow s front pages starting with. the end of coronavirus restrictions takes the lead on the front page of the ft. it reports that the government is shifting the onus of enforcing rules onto companies as individuals as legal requirements are set to change on monday. and scrapping those laws could see vaccine passports introduced for the first time in the uk as the prime minister urgese extreme caution that s according to the telegraph. also focusing on the lifting of covid restrictions the guardian leads with reports that the lifting comes despite fears of exit wave and 200 deaths a day . and stay away the i reports that while rules lift, almost four million clinically vulnerable people have been told to avoid people who haven t had both jabs. the front of the mail ques
will crawl back under the rock from which you emerged. south africa s military is deployed to the streets, to stamp out violent protests against the jailing of former president jacob zuma. shops looted and buildings set on fire in the fourth day of unrest across two provinces and police are blaming the violence on criminals and opportunistic individuals . we will also turn to the us. wildfires are raging across western states, where millions have been hit by another heatwave. firefighters say conditions are so harsh, water is evaporating before it hits the ground. it was always going to be painful for england or italy. england s wait for for a follow up to the 1966 world cup goes on. for italy. well, they re home and celebrating. here s the winning side, currently being paraded through the streets of rome to celebrate with their adoring fans. our correspondent mark lowen has been talking to some of the people out there. seeking refuge from the heat, giancarla and herfamily
italy s football team returns home to a hero s welcome after a dramatic win over england in the european championship. hello and welcome. i m shaun ley. the cuban opposition says that dozens of activists have been arrested since sunday, when thousands of people joined the biggest protests in decades against the island s communist government. many were detained at the demonstrations, which called for democracy and criticised the handling of the coronavirus pandemic. cuba s president has blamed the united states for the unrest and said its embargo of cuba was aimed at encouraging dissent and social unrest. our north america editor jon sopel has more. libertad! libertad , the crowd in havana shouts, orfreedom. but while many cubans feel this in their hearts, it s extremely rare for protesters to take to the streets to give vent to their anger in this one party communist state. translation: we are here because of i the repression against the people. . they are starving us to dea